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The SINOPHONE world explained

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The Prefix That’s Secretly Everywhere

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Indonesia is related to Madagascar? Austronesians explained

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Were Numbers Created from Angles? A Geometric Perspective

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Why some words are funnier than others

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How do you pronounce lieutenant? | MILITARY WORDS

[…] There’s fightin’ talk in this episode of Words Unravelled, in which Jess and Rob discuss words of warcraft. 🔫 Which woman are all guns named after? 🪖 Where does the word “war” come from? 👮 Is lieutenant pronounced loo-tenant … Continue reading

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How Europeans say 93 #languages #languagelearning #linguistics #europe #european #funny #math

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Why do we mind our Ps and Qs? | PRINTING TERMS

In this printing special of Words Unravelled, Jess proves herself a font of knowledge on names for typefaces and Rob makes a big impression with the history of the printing press. 🆎 What’s the difference between a font and a … Continue reading

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Where do swear words come from?

[…] It’s here: the much-requested swearing episode of Words Unravelled. Join Rob and Jess as they explore the origins of all manner of profanity. #️⃣ Where did the F word come from? 📍 Which place names originally contained swear words? … Continue reading

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Gaelic is not a language – it’s three languages #gaelic #languages #scotland #gàidhlig

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